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单词 gig
释义 gig
gig1
 /gig/,  n.  ,  v.  , gigged, gigging.
  n.  
  1. a light, two-wheeled one-horse carriage.
  2.  Naut.  
   a. a light boat rowed with four, six, or eight long oars.
   b. a boat reserved for the use of the captain of a ship.
  3. something that whirls.
  4. Also called gig mill. a roller containing teasels, used for raising nap on a fabric.
  5.  Obs.   whirligig (def. 5).
  v.i.  
  6. to ride in a gig.
  7. to raise the nap on (a fabric).
 [1200-50; ME gigge, gig flighty girl; akin to Dan gig top; cf. Norw giga to shake about]
gig2
 /gig/,  n.  ,  v.  , gigged, gigging.
  n.  
  1. a device, commonly four hooks secured back to back, for dragging through a school of fish to hook them through the body.
  2. a spearlike device with a long, thick handle, used for spearing fish and frogs.
  v.t.  
  3. to catch or spear (a fish or frog) with a gig.
  v.i.  
  4. to catch fish or frogs with a gig.
 [1715-25; shortened from FISHGIG or FIZGIG]
gig3
 /gig/,  n.  ,  v.  , gigged, gigging.
  n.  
  1. an official report of a minor infraction of regulations, as in school or the army; a demerit.
  2. a punishment for a minor infraction of rules.
  v.t.  
  3. to give a gig to or punish with a gig.
 [1940-45; orig. uncert.]
gig4
 /gig/,  n.  ,  v.  , gigged, gigging. Slang.
  n.  
  1. a single professional engagement, usually of short duration, as of jazz or rock musicians.
  2. any job, esp. one of short or uncertain duration: a teaching gig out west somewhere.
  v.i.  
  3. to work as a musician, esp. in a single engagement: He gigged with some of the biggest names in the business.
 [1925-30; orig. uncert.]
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